Duncan Wilson, B.A., business administration, has served as town administrator for Friday Harbor since 2012 and recently announced his plan to retire in January.
Winter 2022
Supply chain pros aren’t used to this kind of attention. Alums talk about what it takes to keep the supply chains moving.
The new building will house teaching labs for biology, chemistry, environmental science and the Marine and Coastal Sciences Program
Emily Pieracci’s passions for veterinary medicine and public health send her to the front lines of the world’s outbreaks.
Western’s Anatomy and Physiology Lab opens up new learning opportunities for students
After a brilliant career on the basketball court, Mo Anderson left Western months before graduation. But he was far from done.
“Nancy Holt, Between Heaven and Earth” follows Holt’s artistic path to create her important site-work on Western's campus.
WWU alum leads a business that optimizes supply chains in thousands of grocery stores
Times of crisis heighten the opportunity to bring out the best in us.
Regina G. Barber is the Scientist in Residence for 'Short Wave.'
Whatcom County’s recent floods illustrated the vulnerability of small, rural businesses when disaster strikes.
'I invite you to engage with us as we partner with the University on these two transformational projects.'
Fred Wilson's 'A Moth of Peace' and 'The Way the Moon’s in Love with the Dark' now both hang in the Viking Union.
Class Notes
Duncan Wilson - 1979
Class Notes (General)
Keaton Toscano - 2017
Weddings
Chloë Cudaback, ’16, B.A., anthropology, and Keaton Toscano, ‘17 B.A., creative writing, on Oct. 9, 2021, in Orting.
Keith E. Stearns - 1955
Obituaries
Keith E. Stearns, 91, a Vancouver resident, on April 27, 2021.